The issue features demoscene reviews and creative materials, including satirical works, poetry, and prose. It includes PC programming tutorials with practical examples of disk operations, alongside articles on philosophy, the history of paganism, and Tolkien's cosmology. Readers will also find sections of open reflections, humorous student stories, and software presentations.
Issue contents:
- Sketches among the Ruins of my Mind - Complaints were caused by a change in the mode for selecting articles in the main menu AKA “Frame must die”.
- Is it difficult not to be God - Everyone has read the Strugatskys. You can't help but read them. You can’t help but love them, like a free extra. Otherwise, you are not an intellectual, but who knows what.
- ZX-Land: X-Project Association - A look from the inside - In this section I would like to introduce you to the cities in which Speccy still maintains its position...
- Coding on the PC: lesson three - Lesson three: we already know how to load a file, now let’s try to _upload_ it.
- Fragments of Thoughts - A section where everyone could speak about anything, any “download” on any topic.
- ZIPRALO by Jam - Persons who try to find a motive in this story will be brought to justice...
- Doctrines of the Telem Abbey by Aleister Croyley - In the figure of Satan, they, following Croyley, seek self-confidence and security in the world.
- Slavic Paganism and Christianity - I would call the transformation of knowledge of nature into emotions a religion.
- AMBARKANTA by J.P.P. Tolkien - Ilurambar or world walls enclose the whole world...
- Poems - My Poems by Werewolves.
- Poems - VampiP by Midnight Angel.
- I-Net Storyz - For some reason, most funny stories happen either with students or around them...
- Application - Presentation, WanTeD.
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